New Documentary
"Dennis and Lois" Dennis and Lois have been a fixture on the Rock n Roll scene for the last 4 decades. From selling merchandise for The Ramones in the 70's, to having a song named after them by The Happy Mondays, in the 90's, this eccentric couple has been attending rock shows three nights a week since they met in 1977. Today, at 64 years old, drawn to the music and energy of live performances, they can still be found at shows everywhere from Brooklyn to Manchester.

In Post Production
"Days on Earth- The Story of Freddy Frogs" While editing the first version of this film, the iconic Freddy Frogs suddenly passed away. With even more interviews and a different perspective, I have decided to re-cut the original version of "Days On Earth" to tell a more complete story of this rockabilly legend.

"Am I Curly Oxide" A film about the unlikely relationship between a Brooklyn rocker and a young, curious Hasidic Jew who lived nearby. I captured, first hand, the pairing of Curly Oxide and Vic Thrill as it blossomed to a partnership on stage.

Other News
I contributed three short documentary profiles for a program on IFC called - ICONS: A Guide To Innovators In Film And Video. Watch them here...Dash Shaw, Michael Langan, Navid Khonsari

I have been working with Director/Writer Antonino D'Ambrosio on a few of his projects. I did some shooting for his new documentary called "Let The Fury Have The Hour" a film on the movement of World Citizenship and his short film, starring Lewis Black, called "No Free Lunch".

My two documentaries on The Bogmen, "We Will Go To Them Tonight" and "It Tastes Just Like It Smells", can be purchased on DVD HERE

More of my videos can be viewed on YouTube and Vimeo

More of my pictures can be found on Flickr and "Rock The Cassbah"